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Dead in Bed Syndrome

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Scientist Still Can’t Figure Out the Dead-in-Bed Syndrome

A phenomenon among young type 1s known as the “dead-in-bed” syndrome perplexes researchers to this day.

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Hypoglycemia - What Every Person on Insulin Should Know

At this point, the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial's (DCCT) finding that intensive insulin treatment reduces the number of long-term diabetes complications is, hopefully, only news to the recently diagnosed. What is less commonly known is that the same tight BG control that reduces the risk of complications has a darker side. The intensive insulin therapy (IIT) described by the DCCT presents a three fold risk of severe hypoglycemia - sometimes with dire consequences.

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Dead in Bed

A "dead-in-bed" syndrome related to diabetes, which was first reported in the United Kingdom in 1989, is the subject of a cohort study appearing in the February 1995 Diabetic Medicine.

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